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Tag: federal funding

Home Posts Tagged "federal funding"

2021 & 2022: Legislative & Federal Agency Agenda for Coastal Resilience

January 27, 2021asbpa_edAppropriations, Army Corps, coastal infrastructure, Congress, federal funding, NOAA, Resilience, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, WRDA

The climate is changing and our coasts are facing unprecedented threats – from sea level rise and increasing storm intensity to on-going erosion and sediment loss. The new Administration and 117th Congress must take major actions to restore and preserve America’s shores and beaches. As we wade into these new waters, ASBPA recommends the following…

National Coastal Organizations Propose Policies to Address Unprecedented Coastal Threats

January 11, 2021asbpa_edBeneficial Use, Congress, federal funding, NOAA, RSM, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Coastal States Organization (CSO) and American Shore and Beach Preservation Association (ASBPA) have issued a call for policies, funding, and science to address the unprecedented challenges facing our nation’s coasts. In an era of rising sea, changing Great Lake levels, increasing storm intensity, coastal erosion and flooding, and lack of available coastal sediment, Congress and…

Government Affairs: 2020 Year in Review

January 4, 2021asbpa_edAppropriations, Coastal Voice, Coronavirus, federal funding, WRDA

In a year when everybody’s plans changed, ASBPA government affairs work both responded to the times – with a new focus on COVID response to help coastal communities – and stayed the same – with a continued focus on the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) and appropriations. We did not expect significant coastal policy investment…

Meet our Fellow – and donate to fund the position in 2021

December 1, 2020asbpa_edBlue Flag, federal funding, National Coastal Conference, Summit

On #GivingTuesday and through December, ASBPA is looking to raise $15,000 from our members and supporters to partially fund our new professional “Fellow” for 2021. But who is our fellow and what has she been working on?  What will your donations go towards? Watch the video: Will you contribute? Programs supported by your donation: After…

How the Election impacts Coastal Policy and Politics – podcast

November 11, 2020asbpa_edArmy Corps, federal funding, planning, Podcast, Resilience, USACE

In a joint Capitol Beach and WaterLog podcast, the American Shoreline Podcast Network’s full Washington DC team, Derek Brockbank, Howard Marlowe, and Dan Ginolfi team up to provide perspective and analysis on how the election results will impact federal coastal policy and politics in 2021 and beyond, as well as in the remaining weeks of…

#FundTheFellow campaign – Donate now and your money will be matched

November 10, 2020asbpa_edBlue Flag, federal funding, National Coastal Conference, Summit

ASBPA is looking to raise $15,000 from our members and supporters to partially fund our new professional “Fellow” for 2021. We have a tremendous opportunity with a matching donation pledged for the first $7,000 raised! Can you help us raise $9,000 to meet our match and hit our goal? Will you contribute? The Fellowship The…

2020 Summer Reading List: Resources for the Coast

August 11, 2020Annie MercerCoastal Hazards, coastal infrastructure, Coronavirus, federal funding, WRDA

Everyone loves a good beach read (even if it is a technical report on coastal management)! Here are some resources published this year by American Shore and Beach Preservation Association (ASBPA) and other coastal organizations on Covid-19, Resilience, and Funding. Whether you are reading at the beach or just about the beach, we hope you…

The National Coastal Resilience Fund on the Capitol Beach

July 15, 2020asbpa_edCoastal Hazards, federal funding, infrastructure, NFWF, NOAA, Podcast, Resilience, wetlands

Very often, understanding federal coastal policy means understanding the flow of federal funds. Once again, The Capitol Beach explores a federal funding program that advances coastal resilience, but this time by meeting with National Fish & Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) to hear about the National Coastal Resilience Fund (NCRF). This program, funded by Congress and administered…

COVID Response legislation – what’s happening for Coastal Communities

July 6, 2020asbpa_edAppropriations, beach operations, Congress, Coronavirus, federal funding, infrastructure, Living Shorelines

As Congress grapples with how to respond to the Coronavirus pandemic and the economic challenges it has created, they have largely ignored the unique difficulties facing coastal communities who rely on beach- and coastal-based tourism. See our previous article on how coastal communities are hurting. See our Covid Advocacy Toolkit for how you and your…

Congressional staff and advocacy on a hybrid Capitol Beach & Sea Change podcast

July 6, 2020asbpa_edCongress, federal funding, Podcast, Resilience

On this joint episode of The Capitol Beach and Sea Change podcasts, Derek Brockbank & Jenna Valente interview two congressional staffers to discuss what it’s like to work on coastal policy-making from inside and outside the halls of congress. Yes, the so-called “revolving door” of staffing in Washington DC is not always about making money,…

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